At the end of May 2014 TransGrid submitted a revenue proposal for the 2014 to 2019 period requesting an $18 million DM Innovation Allowance. In this proposal they outlined demand management innovation targeting collaboration, market understanding and development and technology trialling. Their key objectives during this period will be to:
Facilitate a flexible demand management marketplace
Develop and grow the demand management market
Pinpoint key drivers of peak demand in NSW in order to better source demand response
Understand the electricity use and behaviour of large consumers, in order to surface their potential to provide demand management
Test and apply large-scale demand management tools and techniques, and
Identify and leverage the transmission-specific contribution to the demand management ecosystem.
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